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1. Making fscanf Ignore Optional Parameter    stackoverflow.com

I am using fscanf to read a file which has lines like
Number <-whitespace-> string <-whitespace-> optional_3rd_column I wish to extract the number and string out of each column, but ...

2. fscanf reading problem    stackoverflow.com

sorry, perhaps this is a stupid question. I have a file like this: 36 146 10 53 240 133 104 28 51 81 ...

3. What is the difference between these three fscanf calls in OCaml?    stackoverflow.com

I wrote a short bit of code to simply skip num_lines lines in an input file (printing the lines out for debugging purposes. Here's two things I tried that didn't ...

4. fscanf problem with reading in String    stackoverflow.com

I'm reading in a .txt file. I'm using fscanf to get the data as it is formatted. The line I'm having problems with is this:

result = fscanf(fp, "%s", ap->name);

5. C: How to read only the first word from each line?    stackoverflow.com

I've done many simple procedures, but I'm only trying to read the first word into a char word[30] , from each line of a text file. I've tried, but without success. Oh, ...

6. using scanf and family to read in two strings separated by a space from a file in c    stackoverflow.com

I am trying to read in 2 string that are separated by a space from a file. Whatever I try I keep getting the 1st string initialized but the second string is ...

7. How to use scanf \ fscanf to read a line and parse into variables?    stackoverflow.com

I'm trying to read a text file built with the following format in every line: char*,char*,int i.e.:

aaaaa,dfdsd,23 bbbasdaa,ddd,100

8. what are the differences between scanf() and fscanf()?    stackoverflow.com

what are the differences between scanf() and fscanf()? thanks

9. Getting rid of strings in data file    stackoverflow.com

I have written a code that reads a square matrix from a .dat file and a vector from a separate .dat file and augments the two and does gauss jordan elimination ...

10. Problem with scanf and fscanf    cboard.cprogramming.com

A buffer is just "a big pile of memory where things get stored". As you type things go into the buffer, and then you read them out. Enter-key just goes in the buffer with everything else. EDIT: I should be a bit clearer. There's the input buffer that your program sees -- if you are reading from a file, then the ...